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Province sold more social housing units to the private sector than it created over past 7 years

The province is falling behind when it comes to creating new social housing at a time when advocates say it's needed most.

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Tax cut policies stall affordable housing action – Winnipeg Free Press

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Province s $67M slated for public housing repairs fall short of need: advocate

Manitoba announced it's spending millions to fix some of its public housing, but that money is a drop in the bucket compared to what's needed, an advocate says.

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These wards had Winnipeg s lowest voter turnout in 2018 Here s how they re working to change that

While just 42 per cent of eligible Winnipeg voters cast their ballots in 2018, turnout was even lower in four of the city's north and central wards.

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